Vaughn Union High School - Perclawam Yearbook (Gig Harbor, WA)

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A 'NEA xyotf? ,A X5 fxfixrisly 'X fy ill gb Xxgf XI? pk 11.f11111fy1v1MS1,f1,5 1 fur HINGS may look gloomy l'ut rememher that the dark clouds l1ave a stlver l1n1ng When everytl11ng seems to go wrong don t hlame your luck just grlt your teetl1 and put more ellort and good w1ll tn your work If you are un lucky lf means that you l1ave not do 1e yyhat you sl1o 1ld H ou may lack 3ITllWll'lOI1, you may lack method or tl1e power to st1tk on tne joh Haye you ever 1nvtst1gated 1n the t1tl1er tllt-yt luck 9 I y mu do you yy1ll n surpnsed to knoyy hoyy many tlmts lllk slt1ts wtrt grm htfort l1t succetded 1.1 w1 1t surpr1t to hn 1t111 many s ttp tss n1Q1ts 1 has sptnt yyorrymq and try me 11 gut aut t1t Fl 1t 111tyt t you y 1 h1 1 yyor t11t still!! 1 yytrt awout to gxyt l t IIN t1ou 1t 1 tytryt 1111 1ut Llll' v TIL u y t t s 1 romp trtd L1 1 ' go 1 11 11 ou n1ay ste yy 1trt you tau 1111t 111 ty 'Ufllllll 1 111r p-1s II up 111d o dts 11 mf tyer havmg 'mothtr lVl1ny say that uppo ILIIHIX knocks hut onct hut tl11s 1 Lll'll:3lI' to Old Man Opportumty Ht stands alyyays 1round tht corntr and lt XOII ever want h1m, don t yya1t for llllll to com to you hut go to h1m The fellow who s1ts around dreamtng of what he could do lf h had the oppo tun1tv, w1ll ysake up vy1th 1 rude shock to reallze tl1at all art passxng h1m on tl1e road to success When you are doyyn on your luck, dont go around Wlfh a long, sad fact Then 15 the t1me to he chetrful It lb not hard to he happy when tyerythtng look liflglil' But the one who can laugh and look the world In the face w1th a smxle, when tverythlng looks gray IS the one tl1at counts Wl1en all the had luck ID tht world seems heaped arong you then 1s when you must hold on the tlghtest Don t gwe up then for 1 Shelley sa1d If Xxllnttrs here can sprlng he far hthmdv CWI? Senior l When you see one of those d gnlhed helngs wandermg down tl1e hall or Sltflng stu lously at llls dtsk you alyyays know l1t IS a Stnlor Ht l10l s l11s head just 1 tr1f'le l'llgl16!' tl1an IS ntcessary comfortable and 1l ht l1appens to mtet one of tht under classmtn tht Semor ttlts l11 tl11n just 1 htte h1gher an sa1ls ly 1n 15 daln Or perhaps ht 18 accosted ly somt student yy l1o thmkmg that a Senxor knows tytrythxng, seeks l11 adytce on somt profound suhjtct Mr Semor suddenly th1y11ng, our and loyytnntg llls c1111 from tht lxttnng po111t yery y11ll1ngly HLgll1S tty s1tyy1 11s Sllptflllr ntyyy t gt A tomp attnt S1111 t 1ttt1111ts yls1Wt HI h1s fact an sll tnly comts pllklllllg from h1s s1111 111g 111tyut1 1 torrtnt at o LII yyor Il poor unlor Sophomtyre or l'l'LSl1ID'flI1 yylnch tytr ht may happen to lt hstens try mg IH va1n to tatch son1e ysords ol yy1sdon1 hut alas, ht hears nont The Semor at last exhausted ly h1 tflorts ttasts and tht undtrtlassman thanklng llllll pro ustly for condesctndmg to ust some of l'l1h valuahlt t1mt 1I'l helpmg hun, movts oil wonderlng why tht Semor 18 COl'lSldCILCl such 1 super1o1 hemg Everyone who sets l11n1 looks up to h1m 1n avye, everyont w1th the exctpuon of l11m who asked tl1e Senlor s adv1ce Every one wl1ose m1sfortunt lf IS to pass l11n1 shr1nks to the wall for fear or hexng glared at hy those hostile eyes, everybody out one, the one who has heard some of hls profound knowledge And yyhy everyone hut the student wl1o l1as rt C8lV8d 3dVlCE from tl1e Semorg Everyone except h1m hecause he knows tl1at the Senxor 15 just as dumb, just as ordmary as any one else, even a Freshman SIHCC the yery hrst Senlor graced tl11s earth he has been concelted, SUPCFIO self sat1sf1ed, etc Every Senlor 111 IlmL to come w1ll connnue hemg the same And the world, especlally the under classmen yy1ll l1ave to hear them w1th a grln ly. 1111 fftlz I , f ll : l ll ' ' if-1 tt, fc'- 1f, .tell gs J' I profit ff 1 1 ea -1 Q Y-wa, s11,-f-- inn M-Ld 'L ' ,K VVVY 4 -- ' ,' H 1 . l ff , 's . f 't ' 'A 'e 'III-Q Vs-d 'dl ' 1 -.-I--I -.-,s 'Ll,lt- - . ' L. j 1 hx ' t l ' 'gl y . Bu ' y'1ll neyer 'Id L ' cl l. 5 as ll he nl K up, Ntnl-l-lz. l gl tl 'l gl tj'.1ng. 'l-lck1 lrelltyyy' 1s the one 1l1t111t-yt-1 'lunks ol l'IlYlIlg a tatlc. t1n'1l it lr ' lr ' . Yo. may' tlunk that the 111ht'1 i1-ll1y1' had fl ' ntl t1pj'ort1111'ty' j 'ned to h1111, Y 't ld'. : pt t'l .qsed . s rpg' Q il I 1. I - 1 X' ,kt V t K I V' Y tl iq 4: 3 K ' ' 1 5 X' for l A - Q 1 ' I h Q xi X . .lu .S 4. Y. S K . I . d S .L 3 . da- iv, K 5 I. . Q V XV V.. wl,.sV .l 'l',, V It 'I-db-. ' lr- 5 'l-lv' 1 llrt1 -. d . dd- ' 2 7 ' . J l' l . f t 1 g ldf ' ds. Tl '

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ll ,ll:1l ll lllllll IW .tags-may N ,GG Breezkzng the Speed HfzbzL R GRAYSON turned from the window, where he had been standing w1th a frown on hls face Those fool kids are gomg to hreak the1r necks some day he satd to lns wt :- Those fool k1ds were the1r seventeen year old daughter Genev1eve and her crowd, who had just ptled on to a hlue roadster and tore out of the drlveway and up the road a 1f the1r xerx lnes depended upon the1r gettmg somewhere whlle III reahty they were only ol? for a pox r1de Mrs Grayson s1ghed Fxery t1me the eh1ldren went our anxw '1ere sn worr1ee1 wr fear t1e1 would he ID an 1CCl ent s e e Q1 1en 1ey Il 111 to ew s e 7 WD I Til O L fl l U X e1n ww an esca ll 11 y s 1e1 Neiset r 111 1 son ll was aso 111 escape from NUIIXIHQ as tney 1n11g1ned Gen 111 od would haxe to spend all the1r tune studytng an would have no tnne for runnmq around Ever smce Gen and Rod had heen old enough to go out, there had heen an almost contlnual quarrel hetween them and the1r parents The Grayson were M1d Vxctorlan, according to the ch1ldren, they refused to r1de 1n anything that went over th1rty five m1les an hour Mr Grayson had h1s car, hut the speedometer had never gone past thirty The clnldren were just the OPPOSIIC from the1r parents, they refused to rlde tn anythlng that went under thxrty hve and Mr Grayson refused to huy them cars But Gen was always wlth her crowd and 1n some one else s car, whlle Rod had saved enough out of l11s allowance to huy an old second hand car that, he hoasted, would do snety hve Rod and Gen were always gettlng tnto trouhle Wfhen Rod had asked hx father to huy hlm a motor hoat l1l9 father had consented thlnkmg lf would he a safe way to r1de But one day Rod had had lf gomg so fast that he had heen unahle to stop If and lf had crashed 1nto the wharf and he had narrowly escaped from hemg k1lled Wlmen Gen had asked her father to hux her 1 horse, her father consented l cause to hun that was the hest w ay of trayelmg But one day Gen had heen racmg w1th her fr1ends and whxle yumpmg 1 wall had fallen from the horse and hroke1 her eg So the horse was sol One nlght Rod hadn t come ho1ne to1 supper The polne statlon phoned hlr mravson w1s sure Ro 13 ween 1 e ut ll 1 1 only Rod w 'll1Ill'Ig farmer to come w 1 11111 e t e I3 ween 111e te o1 s ee mg 1 1e1 3310 11111 out hut also gaxe Rod a long lecture Rod pronnsed to r1xe lowly 1lter that, hut one d 1 he had heen caught speedlng hx h1s rather Nly loot just naturally presses on th. vas had heen h1s e1.planat1on Then there was the t11ne Gen had he-en U1 an auto wreck 1nd though she w asn hurt, the drner of the car was kllled and sexeral others were mjured The Graysons thought tlns would he a lesson to her, but tt hadn t changed her 1n the least Wl1e11 Gen s and Rod s crowd took to alrplane rldtng, Mr Grayson gave them solemn orders not to go near the a1r held But Mrs Grayson had overheard a con versatlon hetween Gen and Rod 111 wh1ch she gathered there had heen frequent secret rr1ps to the atrport And so It had been all summer long At last, lf came tlme for Genevlese and Rodney to go to college Everythlng ran smoothly rn the Grayson home for several months after they had gone Of course, the Graysons mlssed the1r chlldren, hut they were havlng a dellghtful rest and the1r nerves were almost hack to normal 1111111 V A Gila 'f lf ,If . . ' at rf , if L1-if ,xi A-12 H -K-K! itil. ,lflv iv fiixg Y-IX f gi V f ' ig ,Ly - -'XY -fx -ilu-f Q-. ,ff-:Q ,.,f ii X- - X- ,, f- Y Y ,, ii 0' ' I Q ef h ' - -. - 4 Q 'as , - ' Y-f le ' l ' X . . d- , l'll .ur'lv hf ghd wl - rl ' ' ll'ge. .l1' sald, lin' CTe'11evie1'e' . d he-1' lvotl -' R dn we ' to gt ro e' llcge zn a veek. the If '. s . pe'--aw'l1e'e' the-1 'euld cle a, tl ' el-1. 'l To Nl . 1 d hh'-. Gr.yg ' , lg . F-AA ' L: .. l . ' if . d R ' 4 I I I , I V 1 S A I 1. ' VS ' l' . . ' 5 I d. C Q 15: ' d l d l -' k'll'd. lw ' us ' R ' l ' lall .uu. H l dlf- 'df'.pHd L. litl-el 'ldl' . he